National Guideline for antidepressant care

Livelihood support, including group-based loans to develop small enterprise, personal finance management education, business management skills, vocational training, and rotating-credit savings program.

Items were developed to assess effectiveness of a goal-setting and planning intervention (Macleod et al., 2008). Self-efficacy is assessed via 4-items that measure locus of control, materials and skills to complete goals, confidence, and optimism. Self-efficacy is rated on a 9-point scale from 1 ("Not at all") to 9 ("To a great extent").

A brief, multidimensional, selfadministered, social support survey that was developed for patients in the Medical Outcomes Study (MOS), a two-year study of patients with chronic conditions. This survey was designed to be comprehensive in terms of recent thinking about the various dimensions of social support.

The SF-12v2 is a 12-item survey that measures the same eight domains of health. The domains scores are summarized into two composite scores: Physical Component Summary and Mental Component Summary scores. The survey is a brief, reliable measure of overall health status. It is useful in large population health surveys and has been used in Vietnamese populations.

The GAD-7 is a 7-item anxiety scale used for screening and assessing symptom severity of GAD. GAD and depression symptoms frequently occurred together, but factor analysis confirmed them as distinct dimensions, and they had independent effects on functional impairment and disability. Self-report and interviewer-administered versions of GAD-7 were in good agreement.

The abbreviated BADS-SF is a nine-item scale measuring factors expected to change as a function of behavioral activation, including activation and avoidance

The economic well-being inventory collect various indicators of self-reported household wealth: housing materials, land ownership, home ownership, and selling and purchasing of assets such as livestock and durable goods (car, bicycle, radio, TV), as well as income, savings, and debt. This economic well-being inventory was used in the Danang Household Mental Health Survey.

We developed questionnaire to measure income generating activities, which include questions about participation and number of hours in types of employment and income generating activities in Low-Income countries, including formal salaried employment, farming and planting food, selling goods and services, property rentals, etc.

This measure consists of items that assesses 1) resources in the community, 2) participant's help seeking history, 3) perceived effectiveness, and 4) acceptability of a variety of strategies used for depression care.

18 item questionnaire about perceived and personal stigma related to depression.

The short version of the Adapted Social Capital Assessment Tool (SASCAT) is a nine-item tool measures the structural (quantity of social relationships) and cognitive (quality of social relationships) components of social capital as well as citizenship. The measure derived from the Adapted Social Capital Assessment Tool (A-SCAT) (Harpham et al., 2002). The measures has been used in many international settings, including developing countries.

A standardized measure with strong psychometric properties that could be used to assess general satisfaction across varied health and human services. The CSQ Scales® (CSQ) measure may be used to assess client satisfaction with mental health services, as a program evaluation tool, or to assess client satisfaction within and across programs (intra- or inter-program) and demographic groups.

Vignette describes someone with the minimal number of symptoms necessary for major depression (according to DSM description). Respondents were asked an open-ended question, ''What would you say, if anything, is wrong with Mary?'' Only answers including " depression " are considered a correct response.

The MINI is a brief structured psychiatric interview used to diagnose for multiple axis I DSM-IV mental disorders. In this study, the MINI is used to assess for major depressive episodes. Using DSM-IV criteria (at least 5 symptoms of depression over a 2 week period; endorsement of depressed mood or anhedonia were necessary for diagnosis) the interviewers can distinguish between past, current, and recurrent episodes of depression. The MINI is a reliable and valid alternative to the longer Structured Clinical Interview for Diagnostic. The MINI has been used widely in developing countries and administered by non-mental health providers.